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Social network ties and resource acquisition: evidence from China's transitional economy

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  • Li Cai
  • Xiumei Zhu
  • Wenjin Li
  • Martin Stosslein

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Based on the system perspective, we develop a theoretical model for the relationship between social network (SN) ties and resource acquisition (RA) and examine how environmental dynamism (ED) moderates this relationship, then conduct empirical analysis using data of 326 new firms Jilin province of China. The result suggests that SN ties have positive effects on external RA and internal resource accumulation whereas the external RA has a positive effect on internal resource accumulation. The empirical results also show that ED positively moderates the relationship between SNs and external RA.

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  • Li Cai & Xiumei Zhu & Wenjin Li & Martin Stosslein, 2010. "Social network ties and resource acquisition: evidence from China's transitional economy," International Journal of Business and Systems Research, Inderscience Enterprises Ltd, vol. 4(5/6), pages 648-672.
    • Handle: RePEc:ids:ijbsre:v:4:y:2010:i:5/6:p:648-672
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